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An interesting video showing the construction of the BL755, mainly the bomblets : https://www.iwm.org.uk/collections/item/object/1060046307 including some testing afterwards. At the end of the main video there is another short video showing another test drop. Jari

If you want larger scale, but smaller caliber there is this: https://www.1999.co.jp/eng/10486917 Jari

Here are a couple of drawings showing the radio locations on the P-63 version: Jari

It's on the water with a couple of DUKWs : Jari

The deck crew ate when and where they could: Jari

I too have had a boxed lunch from Elmondorf, opened the box and inside was a sandwich, no plastic wrapping to keep it fresh or anything, unlike the ones we had in Cold Lake which were with all sorts of stuff to eat. Anyway, here is the insides of a Martin Marlin, and yes there is a plate of food there to pick over: Jari

Sorry to go off topic but Kitty Hawk now needs to add a 1/32 F1 to their line up: back on track: Jari

Here is a D and C, plus a drone, note the Mirages both have a little dirt at the base of their tails: Jari

Here is one with Mk-82s: Jari

The pic looks to be the demonstrator since it has the name on the nose instead of codes. It is possible the D/N could carry air to air missiles on the stub pylons but the main role of the D/N is air to ground so aside from one or two Magic/Magic on the outboard pylons that is all what you would see on them. Jari

It had a engine failure over Afghanistan at low altitude, the crew ejected and were rescued and the aircraft was recovered, but written off: Missiles and Scalp: Here is one pulling up for fuel, one tank has a fresh paint job, dent on stub pylon, slats deployed and speedbreaks out: Jari

Looks better flying: Jari

One could always do a diorama: Jari

Here is one, slightly weathered: Jari

It is a big slab of meat in the sandwich that's for sure: meals being readied: and after lunch might as well take a nap: At least we know where they were: Jari